Virtual Global(TM) Offers Free Team Collaboration Software

ByTris June 28, 2004

This sounds very interesting and compelling and if I had the shared drive and server, I would be interested in this. If you fit their criteria, I think it might be worth a look for basic team coordination.

Virtual Global(TM) Offers Free Team Collaboration Software: “Virtual Global(TM) Offers Free Team Collaboration Software

Monday June 28, 7:45 am ET

Virtual Global(TM) Now Offering TeamIntel(TM) Lite – A Free Collaboration and Task Management Solution

MORGANTOWN, W.Va., June 28 /PRNewswire/ — Virtual Global Technologies (http://www.virtualglobal.com), a West Virginia-based developer of workflow solutions, is proud to announce the immediate release of TeamIntel(TM) 2004i Lite, a free version of its popular teamwork and task management software product. The free edition allows fast-moving companies and project teams to use the collaboration features of TeamIntel indefinitely to manage and coordinate team projects and tasking. TeamIntel Lite is free of charge for up to 25 users.

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